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Nasal polyps aren't letting me breathe
I have nasal polyp in my right nose and i have literally tried everything in allopathy and they have suggested me to got for operation which I won't go because it has it drawbacks
Then i used to go to a homeocare doctor where he used to put acid in my nose to burn that polps he says he's been doing it for years but no improvement shown
Now i am under a homepathy doctor with some medicines
I am Also Taking Shatbindu Oil, Nashaashra oil and anu tail once a day with regular interval and doing Jal neti too
I have made changes in my diet and try to avoid everything which is causing me a problem
Am i on the right path? Please Giude
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Nasal polyps are a sign of inflammation and surgery is not its cure. The best remedy for that is jal neti with neti salt done morning and evening before sunset. Also, following HAIP DIET based on the anti-inflammatory principles of Ayurveda will help to improve liver function along with reducing phlegm, and inflammation in the body which are the root cause of your problems. You can also do a Free HAIP Autoimmune Analysis to check if the issue is due to some hidden allergies which can be easily tackled with HAIP DIET.
Next Steps
Do Jal Neti and follow HAIP DIET
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Nasal polyps are usually stubborn and tend to recur, that’s why allopathy often suggests surgery. Since you don’t want surgery, Ayurveda and yoga therapies can help control symptoms and reduce size over time. Oils like Anu tail, Shadbindu oil with Nasya (under supervision), along with Jal neti are good. Internal medicines like Kanchanar guggulu, Haridra khanda, Sitopaladi churna, Trikatu are usually given. But long-term, consistent treatment is required.
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Consult for further management
Health Tips
Avoid cold drinks, curd, ice creams, and very sour foods.
• Use warm water for drinking and inhalation.
• Steam inhalation with turmeric or ajwain once daily helps.
• Pranayama (especially Anulom Vilom and Bhramari) improves nasal airflow.
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